Stealing the Don's Daughter

They took the don's daughter to start a war. She got in the van on her own. Bianca Costa knows the rules of her father's house: be seen, be silent, be worth more alive than dead. When a rival crew grabs her off a Naples street, she isn't surprised. She's bored. Luca Ferro was told to take her. He wasn't told to like her. Six days in a farmhouse above the sea, and the plan is already dead. Her father isn't coming. Nobody is coming. So they run — north, through a country where both families own the roads — and Bianca starts to think about the ending she wants instead of the one she was born into. It ends with her walking into her father's study. Alone.